[ci] Simplify windows ci with native opam #11879
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These were only needed for camlp5 which has now been removed
This is handled now by the mingw-w64-shims package: https://github.com/dra27/mingw-w64-shims/blob/3c4a82700d9b03443ad6f2927449f7a8f25a77cf/mingw-w64-shims.opam#L8
4.08.1 was not supported natively on windows
With native opam, we no longer need to build from the cygwin bash. This means we can rely on native git.
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Oh my, maybe I should check out native opam after all... |
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Since we are not using camlp5 anymore (with #11860), all our dependencies now work with native opam on windows (although, we need a workaround for: aantron/luv#162). This allows updating to a newer opam and avoiding a lot of the messy build commands that were required previously.